People
Shops
Sales
Items
Money
100

Who is the person who takes money and gives change in a store?

Cashier

100

Where do you buy tea, flour, beans and other dry products?

Grocery store

100

What does the customer get when the item's price is lower than usual?

a discount

100

Where can you probably find "buttons"?

On a shirt, trousers, cash register, machines

100

The paper currency is commonly called a "buck" in the United States.

a dollar

200

What do you call people who come to a shop to buy things

customers


200

You can buy shoes, clothes, kitchen appliances or even mattresses here. Where is it?

Department store

200

What do you call it when you try to negociate the price down on an item?

Bargain/ haggle

200

What does optician sell?

Glasses / contact lenses

200

This card allows you to borrow money up to a certain limit and pay it back later.

a credit card

300

Who sells fresh meat?

Butcher

300

It's the only shop where pets are allowed

Pet shop

300

What is the difference between 'on sale' and 'for sale'?

On sale: discounted

For sale: available to buy

300

Men have wallets, women have ...

purses

300

Slang for one pound in British money

Quid

400

The person who owns the shop

Shopowner

400

Where do you buy flowers or other plants?

Florist

400

You can get a lower price on goods if you have this

coupon / club membership

400

What do you call gloves that have no fingers?

Mittens

400

A paper slip, given by stores, which allows you to return an item for a refund of your money within a certain time frame.

a receipt

500

People who can't stop buying things even when they don't really need them

Shopaholics

500

A store that sells papers, cards, pens and pencils.

Stationary store

500

What does the vendor say if there is no more left of an item?

Out of stock - sold out

500

Shirts can have short or long ones. What are they?

Sleeves

500

What is it called when a product is initially presented at a higher price and then discounted - making the discounted price seem more appealing.  

price anchoring

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